Blue Round Rugs

Round Blue Rugs

So, you want to add a round blue rug to your room? Perfect! Blue rugs are one of the most common design elements in homes around the world.

Why A Round Blue Rug?

A round blue rug can be placed anywhere in the home, but they're most common in entryways, dining rooms, and living rooms. A round blue area rug in the living room can be just what you need to bring the room's design together and cool the place down.

Blue is a popular color for both Feng Shui and color psychology, both of which associate it with:

• Relaxation
• Peace
• Serenity
• Calming
• Healing
• Happiness

Round area rugs are usually used in rooms to accentuate round features,like a table or a chandelier. They're also used to make small rooms look more substantial, and to bring together a seating area. Round rugs are often associated with the following vibes:

• Cozy
• Whimsical
• Playful
• Soft
• Inviting
• Warm
• Fun

A Closer Look At Round Blue Rugs

One of the reasons round blue rugs are so popular is that they don't disrupt existing design in most cases. If a room has several colors, a grey-blue or faded navy blue can neutralize the impact, so the rug still works with the home.

You can buy round blue rugs in any of the following variations:

• Traditional/Oriental
• Contemporary/Modern
• Transitional
• Lodge
• Indoor/Outdoor
• Floral
• Casual
• Solid
• Wool
• Cotton
• Jute
• Polyester
• Nylon

The list could go on, but you get the point. The possibilities are endless.

Is A Round Blue Rug Right For Me?

Because round blue area rugs come in so many variations, there's a perfect choice for any home, and you can count on it being right for you. From vintage beige and blue designs to fun sea life patterns, your options are limited only by your imagination.

The following tips will help you select the right rug for your room:

• Measure carefully. The most important part of picking a rug is choosing the correct size. Measure the space you'll put the rug in carefully, and allow for at least 12" on all sides to avoid a cramped feel.
• Use a color wheel. With so many shades and patterns available, a color wheel can be your best option for finding the right rug to go with your existing decor. Alternatively, it can help you find what color of accent pieces will go with your rug.
• Think about thickness. If you will need to open doors over any part of your rug, measure the space beneath the door. You want to leave enough room for the door to swing easily over the rug without getting caught.
• Keep traffic in mind. The higher the foot traffic, the more durable your rug needs to be. Thick area rugs like fur or shag can lose their plush feeling if they're walked on too much.

Remember, the most crucial part of buying a rug is picking something you love, so keep your personal preference in mind.

Choosing The Perfect Round Blue Rug

The material, size, thickness, and style filters will help you narrow your search according to your wants and needs. Look at several options and consider what each one will look like carefully before making your purchase.